June 8 COVID-19 Update
Nova Scotia Update:
0 new deaths
0 new hospitalizations (3 total)
0 new ICU cases (2 total)
0 new cases (1059 total)
293 tests done
0 new recoveries (999 total)
0 active cases (0% of cases are active, 100% are concluded)
NS has 0 new deaths today. 53/61 (87%) NS deaths are from Northwood and 57/61 (93%) are from long term care in general (11 different facilities have reported cases, just Northwood with active cases). Outside of LTC, the story is the same - NS continues to perform very well day after day with just 2 deaths in the last 44 days and limited, if any new cases. Today marks the 3rd time NS has had 4 days in a row with 0 deaths. Yesterday, 293 tests were completed with 0 new cases reported. 100% of ALL cases since day 1 are now concluded. There are still 0 (-1 actually) active cases in NS as per official numbers. Northwood still shows 1 active case and there are still 3 cases showing in hospital. I was hoping the data would be reconciled today, but there is a new note on the data page that states: "Data sources are being reconciled and consolidated to ensure all publicly reported data comes from a single source, Panorama, the province’s public health reporting system. Updated data will be reported this week."
- NS has 61 deaths, making the death rate 61/1M population
- Canada's rate sitting at 208/1M
- Global rate is 52.2/1M
- US rate is 337/1M
- Austria rate is 76/1M
- Spain is 578/1M
- Sweden is 455/1M
Notable points for today:
- Spain reported just 1 more death for an increase of under 0.01%.
- Austria reports 0 deaths meaning 35/36 days under a 1% increase including 28/30 under 0.5% as well as the last 10 days in a row.
- The rate of increase in Canada dropped to just 0.35% with only 27 total deaths marking the lowest death toll since April 2 and lowest rate of increase since this all began. This marks 24 days in a row at 2.1% or less including 3 in a row under 1%.
- The US rate of increase maintained itself at just 0.6%. They are at 31 days in a row under 2.12%, 24 in a row under 2%, 14 of them under 1% including the last 9 in a row.
- Sweden's rate of increase dropped back significantly with just 3 deaths. 25 of the last 30 days are under 2% including 20 of the last 23 and last 11 in a row.
